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People are abandoning their villages and moving to cities, leaving only the elderly behind in crumbling houses.

High fitness failure rates for potential recruits has prompted concerns about the state of the largest army in the world.

However, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked him to wait.

Jose Eduardo dos Santos, Africa's second-longest-ruling leader, will hand power to the election winner, expected to be Joao Lourenco of MPLA.

Taliban warned it would turn the country into "another graveyard" for US soldiers unless troops withdraw.

The two-minute tourism commercial for Miyagi prefecture has been ordered to be taken down from the internet.

Dilek Edwards claims she was sacked by her boss because his wife was jealous of her.

Badaling Wildlife Park is the same place where tigers fatally attacked a woman and injured another in 2016.

Landslide in Conarky latest disaster to hit an African nation due to recent heavy rainfalls.

The festival, one of the biggest in India, is marked to celebrate the birth of the god Ganapati - the remover of obstacles.

A petition in Louisiana has attracted a lot of support so far.

Businesses in the Asian financial hub have come to a standstill and schools remain closed.

The video featured Toast and Pepper, in which Pepper is slowly moved in front of Toast to 're-enact' the solar eclipse.

The latest move by Pyongyang comes as the US sees signs of restraint from the Kim regime in recent days.

Eleri Froude locked herself and her children in a bedroom while her friend banged pots and chased the animal with a chair.

Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin to face unceremonious departure after USS John McCain collision.

The boy was reportedly playing football with his brother when the 450lb gate fell on top of him.

Lee and his girlfriend were caught on video exiting the same bathroom less than a minute apart.

Most were under 15 years old, the UN agency said.

The freedom of movement has come under strain in recent years.

Father William Aitcheson apologies for previous life of 'racism and bigotry' before becoming priest

Medical staff in Erbil treating wounded people unable to pay for operations as war continues.

"Our city deserves better than a homophobic restaurant"

Around 20 girls were sent home for wearing 'revealing' clothes and for not adhering to the school's code of conduct.

Abouyaaqoub, 22, was shot dead by Catalan police days after killing 14 people in van and knife attack.

India's Supreme Court said the religious practice 'violates constitutional morality' and clamped a blanket ban.

Breitbart was scathing in its view on Trump's 'Obama-like' Afghanistan policy.

Torrential rains in neighbouring Ethiopia have swollen the Nile, which flows into Sudan.

Lebanese and Australian authorities say they foiled planned attack on Abu Dhabi-bound plane.